When Does A Recession Start?

I don't know. Calling all those of the other side of the brain.

Forty-fifth second. Stick to the topic. Try to be funny.

Liberation Day

It starts on Liberation Day!

Definition was changed under Biden, so in other words it has become a political term.

Recession = folks afraid to spend money

Are we in a session of recession now?

Is this supposed to be like ripping the band-aid off? Hard times before the good.

Business does not want to invest and people can't afford his import taxes.

One hundred days to a recession. When do experts say this recession started?

Definition was changed under Biden, so in other words it has become a political term. Originally Posted by farmstud60

Boh-riiiing! Simply boring.

Liberation Day

It starts on Liberation Day!

Originally Posted by txdot-guy

Is the U.S. in a recession now?

https://finance.yahoo.com/personal-f...213513414.html


Updated May 1, 2025 5 min read

A recession is a period of declining economic activity, commonly defined by at least two consecutive quarters of economic contraction. Although difficult to experience, recessions are a normal part of the economic cycle.


According to the definition above, the U.S. isn’t currently in a recession. Though the economy contracted in the first quarter of 2025, the Bureau of Economic Analysis estimated the U.S. economy grew by 2.4% in the final quarter of 2024.

Good day boom times in today boom times and boom boom times gone gone boom boom time's gone down boom boom times gone gone is that simple

Genius.

Hooker board makes it.


Boom time, dud time, . . . just wait.

Do time.

Good day boom times in today boom times and boom boom times gone gone boom boom time's gone down boom boom times gone gone is that simple Originally Posted by Ripmany

So... boom boom is off the menu? Sorry to hear that!

(Starts putting clothes back on)

In that case, I'll try the other amp down the street.

MAGAs believe a recession begins at conception …

What recession?

Volcanic white gold: A lithium deposit valued at $1.5 trillion has been discovered in the U.S.


https://www.earth.com/news/volcanic-...ed-in-the-u-s/

Some scientists emphasize that claystone deposits differ from salt brine operations found in South America.

Processing claystone may require more complex techniques, including acid leaching, which can raise questions about waste disposal and water safety.


The trade-off is that most lithium deposits, wherever they are, carry certain environmental implications. A few watchers say this moment holds a chance to reevaluate how to conduct resource extraction.

Originally Posted by texassapper

OH, THE HUMANITY!!

And there is no telling what President Trump will negotiate in Saudi Arabia in the next three days.

The Crown Prince laid out the Gold Carpet for President Trump.

He's not negotiating. He's getting the terms of his presidency if he wants credit for oil prices dwindling down until they go back up.

For the first time since July 2021, a majority of Americans rate the economy as “strong,” according to a new Harvard/Harris Poll